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Any info/web on the Colombia box office?
The weekly admission seems to be stated here: http://cinecolombiano.com/category/taquilla/
But I could not find any historical or cumulative data
The last box office news seems to be this one: http://www.elpais.com.co/elpais/entretenimiento/noticias/noche-museo-3-debuto-primer-lugar-taquilla-colombiana
But that's from last week.
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That's a great table fastclock!!!
Can I ask you where did you get those numbers for Peru, Uruguay, Bolivia and Paraguay. I only find admissions for those countries.
I also read on a Venezuelan newspaper that Big Hero 6 was number 1 for 4 weekends in a row but I couldn't find any numbers
The numbers are from ultracine.com. I just multiply by $5.9. I felt it was close enough. Sorry, don't have that much free time, and estimates are the premise anyway.
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Yeah, what happened to BOM? They only seem to get weekend/cume data from a few countries nowadays. Thanks for this.
My guess is either BOM no longer purchase Rentrak data for the weekly country data, or the Rentrak data got pulled into the IMDB Pro (no idea since I do not have the pro acct) or Rentrak no longer allows their numbers to be posted on BOM. Considering that BOM itself was almost taken down, the OS country numbers look to be a thing of the past now.
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^^^
Since BOM no longer plays nice, I did a quick table of some numbers we have on BH6 total for the countries. Let me know if you have some other country numbers or more accurate ones (or links) and I will try to update from time to time.
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WiR Tangled Frozen BH6 Actual report $281,800,000 $390,973,000 $873,481,000 $194,500,000 Sum $261,704,444 $395,262,557 $847,673,078 $167,426,154 Argentina $7,558,850 $8,228,969 $11,554,864 $6,300,000 Australia $23,983,586 $22,555,927 $31,058,116 $11,900,000 Austria $1,250,452 $6,287,267 $5,289,644 Belgium $2,536,513 $5,037,681 $7,925,750 Bolivia $669,096 $744,876 $809,530 $590,000 Brazil $17,018,882 $24,341,705 $21,741,637 $9,900,000 Bulgaria $209,219 $874,504 $1,404,187 Chile $3,518,702 $4,380,606 $5,232,894 $2,900,000 China $48,240,000 Colombia $4,935,889 $5,315,615 $6,268,454 Croatia $186,271 $219,250 $502,739 Czech Republic $273,168 $1,505,262 $1,558,657 Denmark $2,001,171 $5,339,406 $7,765,713 East Africa $29,815 $91,744 $91,624 Ecuador $2,030,353 $1,900,325 $2,479,144 Egypt $49,705 $203,308 $704,264 $42,966 Estonia $425,903 Finland $1,283,140 $2,193,981 $2,513,372 France $14,398,462 $39,405,587 $46,942,953 Germany $10,305,058 $44,204,134 $48,273,440 $10,727 Greece $574,324 $2,787,668 $2,178,786 $446,133 Hong Kong $2,764,375 $1,898,944 $2,579,735 $3,500,000 Hungary $145,076 $1,662,758 $2,049,003 Iceland $109,312 $160,873 $380,589 India $60,516 $610,925 $494,443 Indonesia $997,269 $1,894,079 $2,000,000 Israel $1,745,733 $2,400,516 $2,337,875 Italy $8,874,344 $14,670,362 $26,421,884 $11,300,000 Japan $29,646,724 $31,081,461 $249,036,646 $44,400,000 Latvia $266,338 Lebanon $54,459 $467,381 $606,538 $74,987 Lithuania $441,097 Malaysia $1,422,341 $3,000,230 $3,618,668 $6,100,000 Mexico $14,246,944 $14,131,811 $25,732,202 $16,900,000 Netherlands $3,114,278 $5,271,277 $10,506,131 New Zealand $2,308,534 $2,606,833 $4,429,815 $929,835 Nigeria $59,780 $19,890 $167,333 Norway $3,529,720 $4,277,671 $7,526,458 Paraguay $120,000 Peru $2,595,924 $1,934,530 $3,410,542 $3,600,000 Philippines $1,114,281 $1,082,188 $2,690,603 $4,400,000 Poland $2,484,413 $5,211,955 $7,350,813 Portugal $881,793 $3,354,699 $3,900,900 Romania $1,332,984 Russia - CIS $14,791,147 $23,380,205 $33,436,103 $19,200,000 Serbia & Montenegro $42,790 $134,754 $425,123 Singapore $1,822,315 $3,031,106 $3,841,382 $3,900,000 Slovakia $112,387 $895,433 $1,218,850 Slovenia $128,770 $450,847 $447,119 South Africa (Entire Region) $1,363,060 $3,090,371 $2,659,920 $956,149 South Korea $6,081,626 $9,375,964 $76,695,633 Spain $12,546,119 $19,948,977 $22,492,845 $9,200,000 Sweden $5,036,311 $8,136,288 $9,736,009 Switzerland $5,537,744 Taiwan $764,794 $2,900,000 Thailand $763,395 $847,852 $1,454,495 $1,700,000 Turkey $1,214,371 $1,754,015 $5,440,920 Ukraine $429,141 $2,112,218 $2,866,139 $1,022,546 United Arab Emirates $798,405 $1,431,006 $3,141,631 $1,079,095 United Kingdom $36,182,022 $32,871,348 $64,733,660 Uruguay $241,289 $298,901 $675,917 $170,000 Venezuela $11,182,824 $6,863,748 $12,514,904 Vietnam $1,114,664 $1,400,000 -
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No. It depends on the movie and the exchange rate. This year the argentinean peso is a little bit stronger than last year. I look for the gross in pesos on www.cinefreaks.com.ar and the admissions on ultracine.com. For example, BotFA's average ticket last weekend was very high ($7.65) and Big Hero 6 was $6.04
Wow, a lot of effort.
Thanks for keeping us updated!
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Top 5 Week:
1- The Hobbit BotFA, 418134 admissions, new, around $3.1m
2- Big Hero 6, 220797 adm, -1%. Cume: 966827 adm, around $5.9m
3- Ouija, 135436 adm, new, around $0.8m
4- Dumb and Dumber To, 42005 adm, -25%. Cume: 852275 adm, around $4.7
5- Exodus, 31555 adm, -50%. Cume: 434650 adm, around $2.5m
DoS sold 740571 admissions ($5.2m) at the end of its run. At this pace BotFA will do that in less than 2 weeks!!!
Another week over 200k admissions for Big Hero 6, it is showing pretty good legs. It's 4th week is almost on par with Frozen's.
How do you calculated the gross? Just multiply by $5.8?
Is that the same for all the Latin America countries?
TIA
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So:
While digital revenue surged, more consumers in the United Kingdom bought and rented DVD and Blu-ray titles in 2014, according to year-end data from the British Video Association.
With the U.K. the third-largest home video market in the world, total retail sales topped £1.43 billion ($2.1 billion) in 2014 with DVDs and Blu-ray accounting for 89% of spending — the remaining on Digital HD.
Video rentals and subscriptions were estimated to be £755m ($1.1 billion), with pay-TV, on-demand and Internet subscription services (i.e. Netflix and Amazon Prime Instant Video) accounting for 81% of revenue, and the balance being disc rentals.
The breakout:
Physical disc: $1.87 billion (.89*$2.1b)
Digital HD: $ 0.23 billion
Rental: $ 0.21 billion (0.19*$1.1b)
VOD/Subscription: $ 0.89 billion
So, calibrating to the physical disk at 100%,
Digital HD is at 12%
Rental at 11%
VOD/subscription at 48%
Total Digital+Rental+VOD = 71%
So, it is probably a good estimate that Digital+Rental+VOD is about 50% of the physical DVD/Blu-ray revenue (if not higher). At least in the bigger country such as UK or US.
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So, they go back to school for 8th and 9th Jan and then have a long weekend?
Nice beginning of the year for the school kids...
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Why the shitty increases this year? Last year Tuesday on the same week had massive increases:
http://boxofficemojo.com/daily/chart/?sortdate=2014-01-07&track=frozen2013.htm
Weather related?
Some schools closed here in Ohio - snow day.
But, higher end-of-year admittance might play a role too.
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Penguin is doing fine in Australia and overseas; it just comes up woefully short in the US.
BH6 seems to have good opening everywhere, but not great.
So far, their OW seems to be consistently in the <6M range, even in Japan. Maybe slightly higher in CIS Russia.
The legs have been fine.
Not sure why, maybe Disney is a bit lacking compared to Fox or WB when movies open overseas?
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So, to try to summarize the current HV tracking:
- Latest domestic dollar numbers: the-numbers.com
- Latest domestic blu-ray/dvd chart: homemediamagazines.com
Further approximations:
- It is probably fair to estimate an even 1-to-1 ratio between domestic and overseas HV market as a good approximation to worldwide HV sales
- Additional digital video sales and rental would account for about 50% of the physical DVD/Blu-ray sales
- HV would give the studios about 60-70% additional profit of the gross domestic sales (and possibly a good indication of what the studios get from overseas, digital sales and rental)
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I saw the trailer on hdtv yesterday and it looked much better than the internet version. It would probably still grosses less than Epic, but should be decent overall.
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ultracine is a good website. seems to be daily too. Will the OP update the first post?
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Anyone knows why boxofficemojo no longer provide detailed foreign box office? The last update was from November 16. That would be a big loss...
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THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY - PART 1 took in $22.03M this weekend. Domestic total stands at $258.15M. #Mockingjay
Colombia Box Office
in International Box Office
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So, how much one would venture to estimate the BH6 ticket? $4? Or a bit higher because of the 3D mix.